Buying Microsoft on the dip? The real question is whether it’s better-than-average.
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Microsoft’s stock is near a three-year low, making it tempting on a dip, but analysts say there may be no near-term catalyst; the key question is whether Microsoft is a better-than-average company given AI spending and Azure growth, with potential long-term upside from higher-margin, first-party software and services.
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